Situated in Western Australia, Nambung National Park is well known for its eroded rock columns, known as “The Pinnacles”. It’s a fascinating desert landscape, yellow sand with thousands of these erect limestone pillars like a stone…
This is the last in a four part series highlighting my visit to the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum. I really enjoyed this small, off the beaten path car museum and it has a wonderful car collection which I’ve partially discussed already….
The snowstorms battering the Northeast are causing lots of problems for travelers. Be sure you check with your airline before leaving for the airport. There is a ripple effect beyond the affected areas. More here.
Despite some political unrest and an ailing much loved king, Thailand’s tourism is growing at a good pace if hotel occupancy is to be used as an indicator. Many of its tourists are now visiting from China and Russia. More here.
The Everglades is a fascinating and unique place — a broad shallow river slowly moving to the sea and covering a large portion of southwestern Florida in a thin layer of water. Mostly the Everglades is characterized by its “River of…
Despite some very thoughtful and educated guesses by our readership, Gumbo was elusive this time around. Gumbo was traveling with some biologists in southern Australia (Kangaroo Island to be precise) and was fascinated to see this baby…
The phrase “most beautiful in the world” is batted about with relative ease. I’ve heard it used to describe dogs, cats, flowers, homely children and assorted celebrities. Always it denotes something special to…
2014 has arrived most everywhere in the world! Time to celebrate! We wish you all a wonderful and exciting year! May it be filled with happiness, good health and wonderful travel experiences! The GumboGurus …
Gumbo was at Lake Coeur d’Alene in the Idaho panhandle, just outside the small city of Coeur d’Alene.
Copán was once one of the greatest cities in the Americas, home to the fascinating Mayan people and their mysterious culture.
Situated in Western Australia, Nambung National Park is well known for its eroded rock columns, known as “The Pinnacles”. It’s a fascinating desert landscape, yellow sand with thousands of these erect limestone pillars like a stone…
This is the last in a four part series highlighting my visit to the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum. I really enjoyed this small, off the beaten path car museum and it has a wonderful car collection which I’ve partially discussed already….
The snowstorms battering the Northeast are causing lots of problems for travelers. Be sure you check with your airline before leaving for the airport. There is a ripple effect beyond the affected areas. More here.
Despite some political unrest and an ailing much loved king, Thailand’s tourism is growing at a good pace if hotel occupancy is to be used as an indicator. Many of its tourists are now visiting from China and Russia. More here.
The Everglades is a fascinating and unique place — a broad shallow river slowly moving to the sea and covering a large portion of southwestern Florida in a thin layer of water. Mostly the Everglades is characterized by its “River of…
Despite some very thoughtful and educated guesses by our readership, Gumbo was elusive this time around. Gumbo was traveling with some biologists in southern Australia (Kangaroo Island to be precise) and was fascinated to see this baby…
The phrase “most beautiful in the world” is batted about with relative ease. I’ve heard it used to describe dogs, cats, flowers, homely children and assorted celebrities. Always it denotes something special to…
2014 has arrived most everywhere in the world! Time to celebrate! We wish you all a wonderful and exciting year! May it be filled with happiness, good health and wonderful travel experiences! The GumboGurus …
Gumbo was at Lake Coeur d’Alene in the Idaho panhandle, just outside the small city of Coeur d’Alene.
Copán was once one of the greatest cities in the Americas, home to the fascinating Mayan people and their mysterious culture.
